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Diplomats are usually very highly esteemed.That is why they usually retain the title ambassador even after retirement. If you represent your country in a country where they have very high interests like business or political unions then your stakes are very high.

But i tend to think that it is a very funny lifestyle too.You definately have to face the challenge of adapting to the peoples culture.Learning how to live away from but with one mandate to represent home.You live with home ideals abroad.Have your country's flag and laws governing you but live away.It is hard to own property in these country's since since you can be moved any time.You can be recalled home.Like the Danish ambassador in the Iran just did after a cartoon tragedy.I think it always a cost to count especially if you have kids and a lot of stuff to take care of .You just sacrifice for the sake of your noble country.I guess thats why they are respected.Kudos to ambassadors.

I had an interesting experience one in high school where my ambassadorship was put to test.

..my experience with this in a hockey tournament.

I was in playing as forward player number nine and we were headed for finals in this tournament. I got a chance to have a fast break and i had the ball alone with the keeper. I cannot forget how sweet it was to hear the shouts of my name from outside the pitch. The deep males voices and more so the sharper female voices. It was my moment of glory and i wanted it so bad. It was a chance for me to feed my ego, a chance to prove myself before the coach,peers and impress all those who were watching from outside. What a chance i had,my adrenaline was at an all time high. All i saw was myself and the goal keeper who was at my mercies and my hockey stick. Suddenly a guy from nowhere appeared and i had to deal with him. He was small bodied for comparison purposes .I figured out a way of handling him. Unfortunately or fortunately small charge send him to the ground. I put the ball inside the cage and no sooner had i done that than i heard the referees whistle shouting and calling a fault. I had never been so angry. I threw my stick up and was headed to face the referee. I was so disappointed and my head was exploding,i was ripe for action and face consequences later. Suddenly i heard the gentle voice inside me say remember boy who you are and the world is watching you!

2cor 5:20 Now then we are ambassadors for christ as though God did beseech you by us!

What a job we've got.

Simon

Lonely at the train station i met Lovett

Sitting on edge at the far side of the hallway

I thought of it and turned back

It could have been me

Blond and tall.A face that once was

The outline of a story with a wayward plot

Endowed with rags and homeless

He looked at me with hollow eyes

A painful shot at his right hand

Internal central heating system in his terms

Drug gives him an exotic ride from reality

A trip from truth,pain and suffering

Tears fill my eyes and break my heart

Who will tell Lovett's story

A talent of music burried inside, a clogged up well

Who do we blame:God ,goverment,self,me i have no clue

The only dollar i've got in my empty wallet

barely one cup of coffee to enhance his eternal heating

Who owns Lovett? What gonna happen to him at night

Will he freeze to death?

Ain't no blond but life has given so much to me

I've got a passion that lives on inside

I've got a roof,I've got food and i've got care

Thanks Lovett you reflected life to me in a new way

Am forever grateful i met you boy

 

Chuns

 

 

Hey guys!

This is a tribute to your pefomance on the sports night in Bryne.My favourite was going down the highway to shell.It's both crazy and very fun.

That was fantastic. I saw passion and talent. Men You know what thats what it takes to get the world on a string. In Torino there was always the famous inscription *passion lives here*

On an interview Sasha Cohen USA national champ in figure skating was asked the question. Who are your heroes in real life? She said 'Every one who has triumphed over themselves' .

Gutter dere er fantastisk går for det!

Simon fra Kenya.